More creative ≠ better creative strategy
You can launch 50 ads this month and learn absolutely nothing if you’re changing everything at random.
Before you launch a single creative, answer this:
→ What are we testing?
→ Why are we testing it?
→ What changed?
→ What stayed constant?
→ What did the results teach us?
Volume without learning is just spend
Want to see what’s actually working for ecom brands running AI ads on Meta?
These 5 ad libraries show it, sorted by impressions 👇
Realistic AI UGC:
https://t.co/m7X55IGY34
AI Drama:
https://t.co/UNN088XwXS
AI Skits:
https://t.co/u6G0rnU08n
AI Timeline:
https://t.co/4Svn6wd2il
AI Suno Songs:
https://t.co/rXoUHJKc6R
Save them, check them weekly, and borrow the angles for your next creative test.
5 AI drama ads worth studying right now 👇
https://t.co/qex5whMAWz
https://t.co/60TKVSW3MN
https://t.co/dOloMjH2SN
https://t.co/BJNHT7XzN3
https://t.co/zJJId6uyk6
Break them down, steal the angles, and test your own version.
If you want to create Yapper ads, pay attention to TikTok Shop.
I use Kalodata a lot to see what is EXACTLY performing right now in different industries.
@chancl3x@ecomuniversity exact path imo. junior CS first, learn on the brand’s dime
i’m not junior, but i’m thinking of joining ecomuniversity to see what opportunities come from it.
drama ads and song ads are one of the most profitable ads i’ve seen...
and 99% of ecom brands are doing them wrong...
in order to make a drama or a song ad work you need to think of how you can ragebait people while keeping the core idea of your product inside the drama or song ad...
some of my best drama ads have very controversial situations, for example:
- man presents her old wife like she was her mom in front of his friends
- woman hears her husband say something brutal about her face, then she tries to hide it with makeup
- you get what i mean...
you probably have never seen something like this in advertising...
most brands won’t try it, the ones that do will own their category...
Drama ads are #1 for my clients rn.
Want a $100K+ spend ad? Drama ads are the easiest path I know.
Attention to all ecom brand owners - Please double down on TOF Drama ads.
literal printing machine, Easy Revenue $$$
But the key is working closely w the editors cuz Story architecture in drama ads is the most crucial part.
Tight feedback loops, Stronger Skeleton and Godspeed with the format.
Women wanna watch shows.
They wanna follow characters, drama, relationships, tension, payoff.
They don’t wanna get 8 seconds into their scroll and suddenly feel like they’ve been ambushed by an ad.
So give them the show.
Build the entertainment first, then slowly work the product into it.
That’s the part I think a lot of brands are missing.
Entertainment value is basically the currency you use to earn product attention.
If the story is good enough, people will happily sit through the product education because you already gave them something worth watching.
And when you get that balance right, the ad account usually tells you pretty quickly.
Cheap CPMs.
Strong CPAs.
Way more scale.
Stop interrupting the show.
Make the ad the show.